Sinestro was a little surprised that he had drifted over to someone else without realizing it, but he didn’t have time to think about it. The man he was near seemed… not entirely normal. His clothing, for one, screamed either ‘weirdo’ or ‘foreign’, and his speech, though brief, seemed to carry a different pattern to it than what he had heard humans using in the past. Arching an eyebrow, he studied the man for a moment, wondering if he was so much a fan of the movie that he had dressed himself up as one of the characters, possibly one that had been in the movie before he had arrived.

Whatever the case, the man was offering him… something, so perhaps he wasn’t all bad. Sinestro arched an eyebrow at the popcorn, but didn’t take any. Clearly, it was some kind of food, with the way the stranger guzzled it, but Sinestro chose to be weary when it came to human foods.

Most of it proved unpleasant to him.

He ignored the offer, frowning. “My name is Sinestro,” he informed the other. Still, he couldn’t be that mad to be called ‘red one’. Most of the time it was ‘pink’ or ‘magenta’ when someone was trying to describe him. He’d take red over those colors any day of the week. Slowly, he moved to sit on the same fence, looking back towards the movie screen. He imagined the army would be appearing there, and not in the parking lot to put an end to this horrible display.

“You enjoy this sort of thing?” He asked with a grunt, “why? Aliens are not like those stupid depictions. Well… I suppose some are, but not a great many.” He frowned and took a huffy attitude towards the movie, still displeased with it.

Sighing, he looked at his ring, which he had used to scan the man beside him. Or not man, as it appeared by the readings. Though he looked quite human, he seemed to have all kind of energy signatures not native to earth. So. Another alien, then, or something else? If he was an alien, then he REALLY wanted to know why he enjoyed the movie they were now watching together.

Sinestro frowned. This Thor seemed highly amused by the movie- perhaps it was something that was meant to be funny, and not serious. But Sinestro wasn’t someone who really liked ‘funny’, and he really didn’t think he needed to laugh at human’s foolish interpretations of alien lifeforms. At least through all his jovial banter Sinestro was able to confirm that he was, in fact, an alien. It explained the strange power readings he was getting from the other. His weapon, too, seemed very powerful, though he had to wonder just how important it was considering how the strange man was currently using it.

There had been times where he hadn’t used the ring to perform just his duties as a Green Lantern, he supposed.

He mentioned fear, and Sinestro grunted. “Trust me, I understand fear. Apparently humans scare more easily than I imagined if they think this sort of dribble is frightening.” He still didn’t get how humans could use fear as a tool of entertainment in the first place. What did they like about fear? If they knew what fear could really do, they wouldn’t use it like some kind of a toy.

Oh, the good old days.

“I am from Korugar,” Sinestro replied, “though it’s not a realm, exactly. Just a planet.” This one was a strange one, though he had found some information about Asgard in his recent studies. There seemed to be more out there than even he had been aware of, which was both interesting and annoying to learn.

“Do you often come here to see these films? You seem to have your set up down. I can’t imagine the good of trying to comprehend anything the humans have done. Do you like them?”